Nicole Kidman

Nicole Kidman

Kidman was born of Antony David Kidman and Janelle Ann on June 20, 1967 in Hawaii. He acted in the theater, mimicry and acted during his days at university. The family returned to Australia when Kidman was four years old.

Nicole Kidman made his debut with Bush Christmas in 1983.

In 2012, The Paperboy participated in the Cannes Film Festival and his performance was critically acclaimed and nominated for SAG and Saturn Award.

Nicole Kidman won his first Golden Globe for the film To Die For in 1995. His role as a cabaret dancer in Moulin Rouge won his second Golden Globe. In 2012 he won critical acclaim for his performance in the film The Hours. He worked on less conventional projects like Dogville. He played the photographer Diane Arbus in fur with Robert Downey Jr.

1995 was a very successful year for Kidman. He has grossed the main roles for the films "Batman Forever" and "To Die For". While the former was the real action film with the highest grossing since 2011, the latter won its first Golden Globe.


While his films did well at the box office and received many popular appreciations and critics, Kidman did not abandon his love for the theater and was seen in David Hare's drama "The Blue Room," premiered in London.

Then, he starred with Tom Cruise in the film "Eyes Wide Shut". Although the film received positive reviews at the opening, it was subsequently the subject of controversy over censorship due to the explicit nature of the sex scenes.

Kidman's next big screen adventure was with the British film "Birthday Girl", where he played a girl by post.
The versatility of Kidman was put to the test in 2001, when two of his films were released, totally different from each other."The Others", a Spanish horror film in which Kidman played the role of a Catholic mother of two children. Less surprisingly, Kidman was commendable in both films and attracted many positive responses.

After this, Kidman appeared in "The Hours" by Stephen Daldry. The film has made Kidman play the role of an author who suffers from episodes of depression and mental illness. He played the character with such conviction and excellence that he was awarded an Oscar, a Golden Globe and a BAFTA, as well as numerous important awards.

In addition to movies, Kidman has been a normal feature in advertising. He was the face of the perfume brand Chanel number 5. His three-minute appearance on Channel No. 5 made Kidman the record for the highest amount of money paid per minute for an actor for $ 12 million.

It has become the face of Ninetendo's advertising campaign and Schweppes international advertising.

Kidman has been involved in many philanthropic works in recent years. It has succeeded in attracting the world's attention to disadvantaged children all over the world. For her tireless work to improve the living conditions of these children, she was named Goodwill Ambassador for UNICEF in 1994.

Australian theater actor Marcus Graham was the first man in Nicole Kidman's life. Although the two were in a relationship of cohabitation, nothing was formalized between them to reach the altar.

In the mid-1980s, he shared an intermittent relationship with his co-star Windrider, Tom Burlinson.

However, while working on the "Days of Thunder" sets, Kidman had a serious relationship with actor Tom Cruise. The two were married on Christmas Eve of 1990 in Telluride, Colorado. They had two adopted sons, a daughter, Isabella Jane and a son, Connor Anthony.

In 2005, he met Keith Urban, an Australian country singer, at G'Day LA, an event that honors Australians. The two went to the altar on June 25, 2006 in the memorial chapel of Cardinal Cerretti on the grounds of the St. Patrick's farm, Manly in Sydney. They were blessed with two biological daughters.